Sluggers Sullivan and Kilrain set July 8 in New Orleans fight
The Denton Journal notes that Sluggers Sullivan and Kilrain will fight near New Orleans on July 8. It also cites Delaware and national Democratic party chatter about Cleveland Whitney and internal disputes, urging unity and honest elections within the state party. Ex-Judge Wa A Fisher signs a plan urging broad party organization and genuine democracy.
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Sullivan
Kilrain
New Orleans
Louisiana
Union
Tur
Baltimore Sun
Democratic National Committee
Cleveland
Whitney Boom
Hrice
New York Sun
Wa, A. Fisher
Maryland Proposes Ultra Fast Mail Rails And Credit Strength
The Electro Automatic Transit Company of Baltimore claims 130 mph speed on a level track and describes the Weems railway system for mail and light freight with unattended cars controlled by distant generating stations. Maryland's credit is praised as strong, with bonds trading near par and new 3 percent bonds attracting substantial investor interest.
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Electro-Automatic Transit Company of
Baltimore
Weems
Baltimore Sw
New York
Omaha
Maryland
Baltimore News
Treasury
Messrs. Baughman and Archer
Fortitude in Philadelphia as Mrs Whiteling Hanged
Mrs. Sarah Jane Whiteling was executed by hanging at the county prison. The drop occurred at 10 07 and she was removed at 10 41. She maintained fortitude and resignation, expressing pleasure at reuniting with her husband and children, after poisoning her husband and two children with arsenic to collect life insurance.
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Philadelphia
Sarah Jane Whiteling
Washington Letter Bulletin of political and civic notes
Hon Samuel J Randall and family left for Pennsylvania for the summer and health reports are positive. President Harrison clashes with Clarksons postmaster appointments while Brice may seek Ohio Senate seat. Sunset Cox tours the West and will speak at Huron, Dakota, then the Pacific coast. Arizona lawmakers confirm a state constitution convention act. Patriotic Sons of America condemn White House badge refusal. Washington shows charity with 55000 dollars to Pennsylvania flood victims. Gen A C Myers, former Confederate quartermaster general, dies in city. Census head Porter screens applicants Mondays only. Few Democratic Congressmen remain in Washington as electoral fatigue grows.
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Samuel J. Randall
Pennsylvania
White House
Washington
A.C. Myers
David E. Twiggs
Porter
Census Bureau
Flames In Johnstown Destroy Most Wards Homes
Fire in Johnstown First ward from drifting sparks consumed all but three houses near Market Walnut Main and the river. Philadelphia engines struggled but limited effect. Loss estimated at $30,000 with contents. Col Jéc Clare commentary ends the report.
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Jonxstown
First Ward
Stone Bridge
Market
Walnut Streets
Main Street
Philadelphia
Dress Goods and Parasols from Guillamet Paris
Gold headed parasols and umbrellas with turned and plain handles feature in a fine line of dress goods. All our goods are dyed by Guillamet of Paris, offering a refined selection for discerning customers.
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India
Guillamet
Paris
Ucipula
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Caroling County
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Wm. . Jarrell
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Sali
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Aucet
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Chaurlea Sauer
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Mary C. Sigmund
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Silas Laxx
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Troy
N. Y
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Berwanger & CO
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Yourus
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Clabor
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Oliver Syracase Advance
Wadward
R.T. Carter
Wadworth
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